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and the company is getting into the energy dirveg business the dow is down 44 points at the close. volume again anemic. nasdaq held positive just barely. it was up 20 points at its best. up one point with sellers coming in in the last few minutes of trading. s&p down at 1403. bob pisani is our man on the floor. you have to look at the earnings picture, the fundamentals which is what the market went back to. >> we had a great quarter. we're closing out the quarter and s&p 500 up 12% so far in the quarter. we had a mixed day today. financials under pressure. i think it's over in europe, spanish ten-year yields coming up again and that's getting their attention at this point. but 12% -- >> 18% on the nasdaq. >> that's the biggest quarter that we've had in ages and ages here. i'm looking at the numbers. we're waiting for them to settle out. the best quarter we've had since q3 2009. it doesn't get much better than that. how much more are we going to have to push us into the next quarter? >> technology has been the star performer and cloud computing. you've got another ipo being priced t
and the company is getting into the energy dirveg business the dow is down 44 points at the close. volume again anemic. nasdaq held positive just barely. it was up 20 points at its best. up one point with sellers coming in in the last few minutes of trading. s&p down at 1403. bob pisani is our man on the floor. you have to look at the earnings picture, the fundamentals which is what the market went back to. >> we had a great quarter. we're closing out the quarter and s&p 500 up...
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coal stock moved up, energy stocks have had a tough time. they have been rolling over recently on low natural gas prices and declining oil prices as well. halliburton, for example, all of the oil service names had a great move to the upside. that's what i'm talking about. this is the last hour of trading and only big international material stocks, the iron ore stocks, for example, like cliff natural, that's an intraday chart that we're looking at. a real nice turn around and global growth names. >> we've been covering the ipo story. more ipos today. are we in a hot ipo market or what? >> i would say we're in a warm market. it's not particularly hot. millenia media, it opened essentially at $25 and held right throughout the day. look at that. that's a straight line. that's a hit. that's a big hit there. and, of course, that's a mobile advertising company. we had an industrial company, that came out. they priced at $18 and opened essentially at 1905 and closed at 20. this is not cloud computing. two hits there. cafe press looked like a big hit
coal stock moved up, energy stocks have had a tough time. they have been rolling over recently on low natural gas prices and declining oil prices as well. halliburton, for example, all of the oil service names had a great move to the upside. that's what i'm talking about. this is the last hour of trading and only big international material stocks, the iron ore stocks, for example, like cliff natural, that's an intraday chart that we're looking at. a real nice turn around and global growth...
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coal and energy sectors. caterpillar down better than 11% over the past year as you see right there. jim, what do you think? agree? disagree? >> i disagree. normally i get down on these analysts because i think they look too much the minutia of a company and minneapolis the macro themes. i like his methodology, starting right at the top, politic and policy because those are the big drivers and movers of stocks over the last five years. the thing i don't like about downgrading cat, there have been some decent numbers out of china. if we think we're going to come to some agreement on fiscal cliff, the broad market with rally. cat would become a proxy. >> so disagree with jpmorgan there. brave man. "limited upside brings us back to a hold on valuation ground." the stock has had a modest jump of 8% over the past six months. >> i'm long j&j and am going to hold it like they say. that 3.51% yield is nice particularly when they're -- when the government's compressing yields along the treasury curve and the perceptio
coal and energy sectors. caterpillar down better than 11% over the past year as you see right there. jim, what do you think? agree? disagree? >> i disagree. normally i get down on these analysts because i think they look too much the minutia of a company and minneapolis the macro themes. i like his methodology, starting right at the top, politic and policy because those are the big drivers and movers of stocks over the last five years. the thing i don't like about downgrading cat, there...
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so energy, we think, oil. we think those are better. >> natural gas -- >> we think it goes a little lower. we like some of the metals actually. i think one thing to look at, bill, is economies that go from weaker to stronger. >> but for you it's a growth sector? >> i think that's part of it. the inflation is going up because the quantities are going up. we see growth and inflation. >> will the price growth exceed inflation? >> yeah, i think inflation is going to come higher and that's one of the reasons why we want to focus more on equities. >> do you think yields are going higher? >> i do. not a lot. but we've still got negative yield and yet real rates are still negative. that tells us that they have to go higher. >> as we head towards the close, we will finish lower but off the lows of the session we get ready for
so energy, we think, oil. we think those are better. >> natural gas -- >> we think it goes a little lower. we like some of the metals actually. i think one thing to look at, bill, is economies that go from weaker to stronger. >> but for you it's a growth sector? >> i think that's part of it. the inflation is going up because the quantities are going up. we see growth and inflation. >> will the price growth exceed inflation? >> yeah, i think inflation is going...
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drink monster energy. that's the highly caffeinated beverage. we reached out to the fda today. here's what the fda told us a little while ago. they said we have received reports of five deaths under investigation and one heart attack. we're still looking into those reports. we continue to evaluate the emerging science. the fda is also saying that these adverse reaction reports serve as a signal and don't prove causation here but one thing mentioned in "the new york times" piece is a lawsuit filed last week. some details from that lawsuit are heartbreaking. it's filed on behalf of a 14-year-old girl. a maryland teenager that drank two monster energy drinks on consecutive days and went into cardiac arrest and later died. she suffered from an inherited medical condition that can weaken blood vessels. her parents are suing monster energy. we reached out to monster and they have not yet gotten back to us with a comment on the story. >> what about the product in terms of being on store shelves still? >> it's on
drink monster energy. that's the highly caffeinated beverage. we reached out to the fda today. here's what the fda told us a little while ago. they said we have received reports of five deaths under investigation and one heart attack. we're still looking into those reports. we continue to evaluate the emerging science. the fda is also saying that these adverse reaction reports serve as a signal and don't prove causation here but one thing mentioned in "the new york times" piece is a...
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top ceo are coming here to the white house to meet with the president, anything from walmart to duke energy to ursula burns of xerox and nine others. they will gather up, they will huddle up and exchange ideas to try to find a fix for the fiscal cliff. the question is, how much is the president willing to give on spending cuts, how much is the gop willing to perhaps give on tax increases and revenue enhancements, and what will the ceos say, ask and demand? eamon javers here also at the white house as we have full team coverage and he has got the ceo part of the story. >> brian, i think one of the key questions going into this ceo meeting as we wait their arrival on the north lawn of the white house is how do these ceos react to the more than $1 trillion figure now that's been floated by the white house for new tax revenues, is that something that they find dismaying, that they feel like they can't even start the negotiations with a number that big? remember that the negotiations last year between boehner and obama really focused on $800 billion figure. now the white house is floating a much
top ceo are coming here to the white house to meet with the president, anything from walmart to duke energy to ursula burns of xerox and nine others. they will gather up, they will huddle up and exchange ideas to try to find a fix for the fiscal cliff. the question is, how much is the president willing to give on spending cuts, how much is the gop willing to perhaps give on tax increases and revenue enhancements, and what will the ceos say, ask and demand? eamon javers here also at the white...
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heavily dude is coal, energy and oil. we gave you the question there was a republican who had the single best run during his term, calvin coolidge. since world war ii on average, democrats done better on their term notice stock market. the dow up 74% on average during democrat terms, trounce the republicans and the elephant, up 47%. important to remember, the next four hours a lot of headlines, tweet, rumors, even bad web pages going up today. be careful trading out there today, folks. all right. from cnbc hq, send to you romney's and obama's headquarters. phil lebeau kicks it off from chicago. phil? >> reporter: here this chicago, making final preparations for the president to speak with 10,000 supporters either late tonight or more likely early tomorrow morning. president obama voted early two weeks ago here in chicago. meanwhile, vice presidented by opinion and his wife voted this morning in delaware, they fly here to watch election night returns with the president and first lady. the story from here at president obama
heavily dude is coal, energy and oil. we gave you the question there was a republican who had the single best run during his term, calvin coolidge. since world war ii on average, democrats done better on their term notice stock market. the dow up 74% on average during democrat terms, trounce the republicans and the elephant, up 47%. important to remember, the next four hours a lot of headlines, tweet, rumors, even bad web pages going up today. be careful trading out there today, folks. all...
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do you like energy stocks? >> you know, that point, i have kind of an agnostic view on energy and here's why. i think on the risk side you've about got oil price volatility at the highest level we've ever seen. er's buying calls on oil. what about downside risk to oil. on a valuation basis the sector is steep. i think if you look at earnings, they're pricing in, quick and dirty. they're pricing in at about $95. >> you mean oil stocks themselves. >> yep. >> okay. i worry about the downside risk to oil that no one else seems to think about. >> the cat-and-mouse game that's going on between the various governments and the central markets themselves as to whether you're going to see prices go up or down. but you would still buy stocks. >> i don't have a strong view either way. >> obviously jobs are very important to the federal reserve. they're going to watch that number on friday. do you anticipate that the fed is going to come out with another round of quantitative easing? >> i think it's expected. i don't necess
do you like energy stocks? >> you know, that point, i have kind of an agnostic view on energy and here's why. i think on the risk side you've about got oil price volatility at the highest level we've ever seen. er's buying calls on oil. what about downside risk to oil. on a valuation basis the sector is steep. i think if you look at earnings, they're pricing in, quick and dirty. they're pricing in at about $95. >> you mean oil stocks themselves. >> yep. >> okay. i worry...
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energy, materials, pipelines, drillers. i like the market in general. i think that earnings, this little pause this quarter, i think it accelerates going into 13 and 14. the only thing i would not be a buyer of is gold. reminds me of 1980, the election with carter and reagan, blah, blah, all of the same thing. gold went from 880 to 315. i think there's a lot of parables. >> are there feelings gold is not all that inflationary to hold rates as low as they have for a while? >> well, i think that's an interesting question, bill, because the election is obviously tied up with the future of the fed, or the future of the fed is tied up with the election. can you imagine a situation where a romney victory would create less inflation concern and would, perhaps, cause the price of gold to decline. on the other hand, it seems as if the market is not all that concerned with inflation when you look at the ten-year note or inflation expectations inside the tips. it's not a huge issue but you can imagine gold being hurt by a romney victory more so than a romney victo
energy, materials, pipelines, drillers. i like the market in general. i think that earnings, this little pause this quarter, i think it accelerates going into 13 and 14. the only thing i would not be a buyer of is gold. reminds me of 1980, the election with carter and reagan, blah, blah, all of the same thing. gold went from 880 to 315. i think there's a lot of parables. >> are there feelings gold is not all that inflationary to hold rates as low as they have for a while? >> well, i...
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your energy stocks, consumer discretionary to the downside. what moved the market forward? look at the major sectors, what has been the market leadership so far? telecom, utilities and consumer staples. wait a minute, remember in the beginning of the year, we saw a very clear trend where the materials and energy names were the marget leaders, financials were the market leaders? now all of a sudden, we have gotten into march and it is a much more defensive character to the market. yeah, we are still advancing but different kinds of stocks are advancing right now. let me show you one sector holding on very well, the home builders again moving up today. remember, we had reports last week, spring home buying season looking good, anecdotal evidence indicates orders up 20 to 30% for the spring buying season, in line with expectations, some of the stocks at 52-week highs now, how much more is left in here? you can get overbought in the home builders very easily, most new highs. bill talked about the vix today and i think that is very important to point out we hit the lowest level
your energy stocks, consumer discretionary to the downside. what moved the market forward? look at the major sectors, what has been the market leadership so far? telecom, utilities and consumer staples. wait a minute, remember in the beginning of the year, we saw a very clear trend where the materials and energy names were the marget leaders, financials were the market leaders? now all of a sudden, we have gotten into march and it is a much more defensive character to the market. yeah, we are...
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energy stocks okay. tech, materials a tough week to the downside, weighed down by apple which lost about $50 so far this week. financials were the big gainers. big comments this week about job layoffs but most of those big names were up again today. these stocks have turned around here. bank of america now well north of $10. home builders having a very rare down week. but up a little bit here today. i anticipate 30% increase in orders next week. kb home also to the up side. horton announces a dividend acceleration earlier today. finally noting here, courtney just mentioned apple and there you see apple down -- apple was $585 at the start of the week. that's $50 off of apple this week. >> the dow is higher today. we'll go up town in a moment to the nasdaq and seema. could you imagine what the dow would be doing this week if the apple were in it? the dow is a price weighted index. >> that's why it would not be in it. they'll have to do some kind of split of apple to put it in there. $600 -- >> can you imag
energy stocks okay. tech, materials a tough week to the downside, weighed down by apple which lost about $50 so far this week. financials were the big gainers. big comments this week about job layoffs but most of those big names were up again today. these stocks have turned around here. bank of america now well north of $10. home builders having a very rare down week. but up a little bit here today. i anticipate 30% increase in orders next week. kb home also to the up side. horton announces a...
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energy goes higher. it will be heating oil. the maet cannot sit down, even when you had a chance to decline the best the market can do is go sideways. when you go sideways, it speaks to the underlying bid in the e wehould have a rrective activity, heating oil, even naturalas we're looking totojord, alwaysrek you >> day, set to go public tomorrow. we're waiting on the pricing the should expect from yelp. over to you,>> yelp will price sometime after the bell. ahead of trading tomorrow on the new york stock exchange. the filing pla to issue 7.1 million shares in a price range of $12 to $14. raising roughly $100 million for the online review company which would value it at roughly $840 million. now, because yelp has yet to turn a profit, long-term technology investors may be wary of its valuation, and its business model, especially since angie's list, a direct competitor, is already public and traded down about a percent since its november offering. meanwhile, those without a long-term tech, still think it
energy goes higher. it will be heating oil. the maet cannot sit down, even when you had a chance to decline the best the market can do is go sideways. when you go sideways, it speaks to the underlying bid in the e wehould have a rrective activity, heating oil, even naturalas we're looking totojord, alwaysrek you >> day, set to go public tomorrow. we're waiting on the pricing the should expect from yelp. over to you,>> yelp will price sometime after the bell. ahead of trading...
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we doubled the production of clean energy which promises to reduce the utilization of fossil fuels for power generation. and we continue to invest in potential break-through technologies that could further remove carbon from our atmosphere. but we haven't done as much as we need to, so what i'm going to be doing over the next several weeks, next several months, is having a conversation, wide ranging conversation, with scientists, engineers, and elected officials to fine out what can -- what more can we do to make short-term progress in reduce i reducing carbons, and then working through an education process that i think is necessary, a discussion, a conversation across the country about what realistically can we do long term to make sure that this is not something we're passing on to future generations that's going to be very expensive and very painful to deal with. i don't know what either democrats or republicans are prepared to do at this point because this is one of those issues that's not just a partisan issue, i also think there are regional differences. there is no doubt that fo
we doubled the production of clean energy which promises to reduce the utilization of fossil fuels for power generation. and we continue to invest in potential break-through technologies that could further remove carbon from our atmosphere. but we haven't done as much as we need to, so what i'm going to be doing over the next several weeks, next several months, is having a conversation, wide ranging conversation, with scientists, engineers, and elected officials to fine out what can -- what...
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jim will be speaking with the ceo of cheniere energy. 6:00 p.m. eastern on cnbc. >>> before we go to break, look at that market. that's a lot of green on the screen. in fact, 29 out of the 30 are trading in the green in the dow. the only loser right now is j & j. put a band-aid on that. just barely below the break even point and my puns have officially broken below the breaking point. >>> just ahead on "street signs," herb's disaster du jour is in the bag. a big flowery bag. >>> and how tupac is bringing new life to one small hollywood stock. >>> happy -- not so happy tax day. accountants everywhere ready to hit the bar tonight. 63 million tax returns will be filed. 57 million including myself do it electronically while more than 6 million -- did i just say myself instead of me? i hate that. more than 6 million like the gold, old fashioned paper returns. i'd love to know who's still filing those and dropping them in the mail. "street signs" will be back after the break. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] not everything powerful has to guzzle fuel. the 201
jim will be speaking with the ceo of cheniere energy. 6:00 p.m. eastern on cnbc. >>> before we go to break, look at that market. that's a lot of green on the screen. in fact, 29 out of the 30 are trading in the green in the dow. the only loser right now is j & j. put a band-aid on that. just barely below the break even point and my puns have officially broken below the breaking point. >>> just ahead on "street signs," herb's disaster du jour is in the bag. a big...
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the energy department keeps repeating that fact. we're looking at what's happening in terms of natural gas prices this month, down some 16%. keep your eye on what's happening in the petroleum complex as w with the oil price as well as refined fuels. we're going to get the data out for petroleum institute on the supply data. the and tomorrow morning from the energy department and we'll bring you that live tomorrow morning. back to you. >> sharon, thank you so much. we've been telling you today it has been the best january for stocks since january of 1997. despite the mixed bag we saw today. take a look at the volume difference, given the lower amount of participation we're seeing this year versus last year. what does this say about investor conviction behind the recent rally. will sellers come out of the wordwork when things go south? todd is also joining the conversation. thank you so much for joining us. david, let me kick this off with you. let's talk about volume. it has been deadly. what does this tell you? >> maria, i think the
the energy department keeps repeating that fact. we're looking at what's happening in terms of natural gas prices this month, down some 16%. keep your eye on what's happening in the petroleum complex as w with the oil price as well as refined fuels. we're going to get the data out for petroleum institute on the supply data. the and tomorrow morning from the energy department and we'll bring you that live tomorrow morning. back to you. >> sharon, thank you so much. we've been telling you...
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the other thing in the energy space, not oil or gasoline, but natural gas, extremely volatile today, settled below 250 for the march contract but that contract has expired and april is about 15 cents higher. so keep that in mind when you are looking at natural gas the next couple of sessions. >> jim, am i overthinking this or the treasuries and the energy markets telling us two different stories here, when you have got energy prices moving up as much as they are right now, do we have any business having long-term yields as low as they are right now? >> no is the answer to that question, however, yes if there's no place else for people to put their money, so much money in the system, it ends up there i think the next couple of weeks, it probably keeps its bid because the stock market looks precarious after having run as much as it has. after that, i don't want to tie up my ten-year money at 1.9, i think that's better things out there after the stocks pull back, i don't have any interest in being long bonds, you talk about the inflation implications of $100 whatever oil. >> gold held p
the other thing in the energy space, not oil or gasoline, but natural gas, extremely volatile today, settled below 250 for the march contract but that contract has expired and april is about 15 cents higher. so keep that in mind when you are looking at natural gas the next couple of sessions. >> jim, am i overthinking this or the treasuries and the energy markets telling us two different stories here, when you have got energy prices moving up as much as they are right now, do we have any...
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when ever you have china, worries about china, all the material energy names are weak. pull putt up the coal stocks see here, 5, 6% declines, the standard big name, same thing with the materials stocks. very knee jerk reaction, people arguing the chinese are saying they will going to stimulate the internal economy, not necessarily bad for the material names in the long term. no decline in the dow, still moving up. >> got to call that a victory, bob, given the fact we are still holding on to many of the moves made in the last few months. get your take on the stocks today. very substantial growth out of china. that is the point and a very good point. the chinese government is going to stan talking about restricting the economy, going to stan talking about bursting the real estate bubble, they will be talking about expanding the money supply, all this are things necessary for china's long-term growth, stimulate its own internal demand, not just good for china, going to be good for global growth as well. >> we continue to hear a place to hide as the dividend player, the end
when ever you have china, worries about china, all the material energy names are weak. pull putt up the coal stocks see here, 5, 6% declines, the standard big name, same thing with the materials stocks. very knee jerk reaction, people arguing the chinese are saying they will going to stimulate the internal economy, not necessarily bad for the material names in the long term. no decline in the dow, still moving up. >> got to call that a victory, bob, given the fact we are still holding on...
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is making giant steps towards self-sufficiency or energy independence, there are two legs of that. the first leg is increase in the oil production, and the second one is decrease in the oil consumption at home. mainly as a result of the efficiency standards, cafe standards. when we look at the future, we think about 50% of the success story is because of the oil production and 50% is decline in the oil consumption as a result of the cafe standards. >> we were talking about this quite a bit when this study first came out. every headline you saw talked about the u.s. being on top, and on top of russia and saudi arabia. but how much of this also has to do with the decline in production that you may be forecasting for those two countries, and what does that mean for the overall dploeull g supply picture and what does it mean for prices? >> saudi arabia, we still increase production. and saudi arabia we still remain the largest oil exporter of the world. u.s. will be the top producer, but u.s. will use a lot of oil at home and saudi arabia will produce less than united states but we wil
is making giant steps towards self-sufficiency or energy independence, there are two legs of that. the first leg is increase in the oil production, and the second one is decrease in the oil consumption at home. mainly as a result of the efficiency standards, cafe standards. when we look at the future, we think about 50% of the success story is because of the oil production and 50% is decline in the oil consumption as a result of the cafe standards. >> we were talking about this quite a...
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one is for a clean, wedomestic energy future that puts us in control. our abundant natural gas is already saving us money, producing cleaner electricity, putting us to work here in america and supporting wind and solar. though all energy development comes with some risk, we're committed to safely and responsibly producing natural gas. it's not a dream. america's natural gas... putting us in control of our energy future, now. >>> i'm bill griffin. wall street, normal trading day to how much trading revenue was lost because of this two-day closure. one exchange that did not shutdown was the cme in chicago. terry duffy tells us if everything goes smoothly when the markets open tomorrow. >>> former new york stock exchange chairman dick grasso addresses that delicate question we have about thinking about the last few days, does the exchange really still need traders on the floor to be fully operational maria and i look forward to closing bell at the top of the hour. >> thank you very much, bill. >>> check out this video.from the jersey shore and atlantic cit
one is for a clean, wedomestic energy future that puts us in control. our abundant natural gas is already saving us money, producing cleaner electricity, putting us to work here in america and supporting wind and solar. though all energy development comes with some risk, we're committed to safely and responsibly producing natural gas. it's not a dream. america's natural gas... putting us in control of our energy future, now. >>> i'm bill griffin. wall street, normal trading day to how...
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financial and energy among the weak spots. retail got a bid. i've been speaking all day with traders on wall street. after posting sharp increases in the fourth quartÑr since 1998, dow closing off on thursday lows but for the week the dow declined 1%. biggest weekly decline so far this year. s&p 500 remember telecoms got a bid and strong earlier in the week. all eyes, of course, to the labor department's jobs report for the month of march out tomorrow morning despite the fact that the markets are closed. they are looking for the unemployment rate to remain steady a 8.3%. but that the economy creates 203,000 new jobs. we're talking about face boong a boongbook and a lot of the story. volatile week, materially in europe, bob. >> everyone hates this word biforcation. there's no biforcating. but we have been biforcating. europe has been underperforming in the u.s. while it hasn't been grade, it's been doing better and china hasn't been over for a few days. the s&p is down fractionally. there is some splitting off that is going on. in the last two
financial and energy among the weak spots. retail got a bid. i've been speaking all day with traders on wall street. after posting sharp increases in the fourth quartÑr since 1998, dow closing off on thursday lows but for the week the dow declined 1%. biggest weekly decline so far this year. s&p 500 remember telecoms got a bid and strong earlier in the week. all eyes, of course, to the labor department's jobs report for the month of march out tomorrow morning despite the fact that the...
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stock is holding up better than most coal related names. >> less coal energy should be the name of the company. >>> a vote of confidence however at allian tech. >> despite the name is actually an ammunition maker. they think the market has not given alliant enough credit. >>> microsoft also making waves today announcing a new streaming music service that's taking on apple, pandora and even spotify. but is it too little, too late in a very crowded space? let's bring in rich greenfield, co-head of research at btig. is it too little, too late? >> thanks for having me. i mean you can never say it is too little, too late. we're in a very early stage of digital music. music labels are finally making it easier to license rights. think about how long it took spotify to get into the u.s. it took years of negotiating rights. microsoft was able to move very swiftly i think based on what the folks at spotify had established from a rate structure standpoint had kind of paved the way. what really i think everyone who's listening should focus on is that microsoft is putting a very critical brand in f
stock is holding up better than most coal related names. >> less coal energy should be the name of the company. >>> a vote of confidence however at allian tech. >> despite the name is actually an ammunition maker. they think the market has not given alliant enough credit. >>> microsoft also making waves today announcing a new streaming music service that's taking on apple, pandora and even spotify. but is it too little, too late in a very crowded space? let's bring...
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. >> ves peek energy. chk. >> general dynamics long. >> bac, bank america. i'll wear a name tag next time. >> more "fast" at 5:00. >>> "power" starts right now. >> welcome to a special "rise above" edition of "power lunch," live from the nation's capital. the heart of the action today right now on capitol hill, dozens of ceos are working the hallways trying to convince lawmakers to get a deal done and avoid the fiscal cliff. >>> next stop, the white house later this afternoon. good afternoon, everybody. i'm tyler mathisen. it is a big day in this national discussion about how washington can avoid the fiscal cliff. some of the senators in the center of the debate will be stopping by. we may hear from some ceos this hour. we do expect to hear from some of them at a press conference later this hour. the president, by the way, weighed in on the debate this morning as well. sue, a busy day down here in washington. >> it sure is, ty. indeed it is here as well. we are going to be joined by a very special guest, noted author and investor nassem taleb. after dropping
. >> ves peek energy. chk. >> general dynamics long. >> bac, bank america. i'll wear a name tag next time. >> more "fast" at 5:00. >>> "power" starts right now. >> welcome to a special "rise above" edition of "power lunch," live from the nation's capital. the heart of the action today right now on capitol hill, dozens of ceos are working the hallways trying to convince lawmakers to get a deal done and avoid the...
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, a handful of energy companies. haliburton, morgan. >> $108 barrel oil or nothing to do with the price? >> i think these stocks discount much lower oil prices. if oil prices go much higher than presently, we will become more concerned and become negative about the outlook. i think that is an area of concern, economy handle 135. >> 135? >> brent. >> brent. >> and that's 122. that is an area of concern. and by the way, i should, before i -- you move away from me, there are lots of concerns i have later on this year and early next year and there is a question when the stock market starts to focus on t took us 1250-odd years run up $115 trillion debt in this country, printing debt at the rate of $1 trillion a year. we have fiscal drag set to hit -- >> will the election be a catalyst for this market? >> i think this election is one of the most important elections in history, it is really a -- we have to determine what direction the country is heading. >> does barack obama get re-elected or not? >> various polls say he wi
, a handful of energy companies. haliburton, morgan. >> $108 barrel oil or nothing to do with the price? >> i think these stocks discount much lower oil prices. if oil prices go much higher than presently, we will become more concerned and become negative about the outlook. i think that is an area of concern, economy handle 135. >> 135? >> brent. >> brent. >> and that's 122. that is an area of concern. and by the way, i should, before i -- you move away from...
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what's israel doing to build up the energy resources. a report coming up from israel in moments. >>> time now for "going global" europe. >> hi, everybody. these are the stories we're watching in europe. tomorrow, after six months, italy's ban on short selling comes to an end. what will it do for the share prices at various banks. we'll have to wait and watch. speaking of banks, posting almost 2 billion loss. can lloyd's banking group do any better. reports from the uk bank in the morning. also happening tomorrow, steve lisbon, my colleague in the u.s., speaks exclusively to tim think geithner. that's at 8:30 eastern time, which is 1430 central european time. tune in to cnbc world to catch all of the action from overseas. i'm louisa bjons. >>> holding an analyst's day tomorrow, but the company offered projected third-quarter results including eps of 123 to 125. and same-store sales for the major chains, red lobster, olive garden increasing 4%. >> let's see what darden did today, in today's trade. we're going to see darden restaurants, sha
what's israel doing to build up the energy resources. a report coming up from israel in moments. >>> time now for "going global" europe. >> hi, everybody. these are the stories we're watching in europe. tomorrow, after six months, italy's ban on short selling comes to an end. what will it do for the share prices at various banks. we'll have to wait and watch. speaking of banks, posting almost 2 billion loss. can lloyd's banking group do any better. reports from the uk...
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when that happens usually materials and energies are weaker. that's what's happening today. there's been some collateral damage with other stocks that are suppliers to hp. advanced micromoved down on that news. that's a new three-year low for advanced micro. >> i'm looking for the silver lining. >> we've been moving up for several days in a row right now and are approaching the highs we had a week and a half ago. >> we'll be following jon fortt and bob pisani. ty, back to you. >>> let's drill down on some of the economic issues that are going to come up in tonight's presidential debate. a positive read on jobs ahead of friday's employment report. on the other hand, a bit of a red flag being raised in housing. steve leisman and diana olick are all over the data points. steve, the latest jobs data, is it changing in any way the expectations for this friday's employment report? >> not a lot. economists would like to go from the adp data to higher estimates but it's not been that great over the past couple months. there's a lot of of caution out there among wall street economist
when that happens usually materials and energies are weaker. that's what's happening today. there's been some collateral damage with other stocks that are suppliers to hp. advanced micromoved down on that news. that's a new three-year low for advanced micro. >> i'm looking for the silver lining. >> we've been moving up for several days in a row right now and are approaching the highs we had a week and a half ago. >> we'll be following jon fortt and bob pisani. ty, back to you....
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all the way at the other end you've got energy and utilities down. ever so slightly. tech sector may be getting the marginal leaders, by about half a percent, the nasdaq having a bullish day. we were just talking about apple, holding that event in san francisco on march 7th. the company saying it's going to be something you really have to see. investors really looking again at shares hitting more all-time highs. look at this, above 5.33 a share. micron is up 9%. netflix, some traders love it, some hate it. up more than 3%. bullish today. >> thanks so much. rick santelli in chicago. over to you, rick. >> we've had a lot of false starts today. we had weak day in the form of durables in housing, very strong data in the form of confidence in richmond fed. throw in the wild headline that came out arndt 10:00 eastern regarding the referendum vote in ireland, the ten-year had a lot of volatility. we were below 19 # 0, now in the low price of the day, a little above 19 # 3, up one basis point on the day. how does this stack up with our foreign ten-year notes. you can see our
all the way at the other end you've got energy and utilities down. ever so slightly. tech sector may be getting the marginal leaders, by about half a percent, the nasdaq having a bullish day. we were just talking about apple, holding that event in san francisco on march 7th. the company saying it's going to be something you really have to see. investors really looking again at shares hitting more all-time highs. look at this, above 5.33 a share. micron is up 9%. netflix, some traders love it,...
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energy a big winner. several energy names. newfield on the top. first solar. whirlpool is the biggest loser in the s&p 500 after a u.s. trade panel decided not to punish refrigerator makers in mexico and south korea. something that whr really wanted. i've wanted to use my tax return to get laser surgery. now i've got three kids. that money's not going towards my eyes, folks. we thought it would be interesting. the markets on tax day. s&p, week leading into tax day has been down three out of the last five years. today obviously we're having a really good day. that'll skew the numbers for moving forward, of course. now, the most thought of tax-related stocks, h & r block and intuit, which has turbotax. wasn't easy to find a lot of patterns on tax day. these three stocks, goodyear, halliburton and omnicom have been up the last six consecutive days you could trade on. listen. i want to go now to the nymex. gold and other metals getting ready to close. sharon epperson at the nymex. >> you know, a lot of folks probably wondering where should i invest my tax refund?
energy a big winner. several energy names. newfield on the top. first solar. whirlpool is the biggest loser in the s&p 500 after a u.s. trade panel decided not to punish refrigerator makers in mexico and south korea. something that whr really wanted. i've wanted to use my tax return to get laser surgery. now i've got three kids. that money's not going towards my eyes, folks. we thought it would be interesting. the markets on tax day. s&p, week leading into tax day has been down three...
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when you look at today's sector leaders, it's energy, financials, health care. all posting sharp gains at this hour. of course, the energy and materials sector were really the pressured sectors going quarter. bill? >> combination of risk on/risk off seconders that are doing well today. no clear direction from that standpoint. we're wondering whether today's market action is a sign of what's to come for the quarter. you saw the statistic earlier that said on average when you have a positive first day of the fourth quarter the dow is up 4% for the quarter. so what's to come this quarter? deborah of "the street" says she feels the market is destined to go higher and points out $22 billion came flooding out of equity mutual funds in the month of august, alone. show she feels that money is going to come flowing back for the investors who feel they missed out on the action, marie w ya. >> is deborah right? could we have this market meltup continue? cnbc contributor abigail doolittle suggests taking money off the table in the face of these gains. deborah, let me kick t
when you look at today's sector leaders, it's energy, financials, health care. all posting sharp gains at this hour. of course, the energy and materials sector were really the pressured sectors going quarter. bill? >> combination of risk on/risk off seconders that are doing well today. no clear direction from that standpoint. we're wondering whether today's market action is a sign of what's to come for the quarter. you saw the statistic earlier that said on average when you have a...
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." >>> energy and metals holding on to gains this afternoon. investors will have three big events to focus on over the 16 hours, as a result of the greek debt swap deal. and important data from china ond inflation, reading below 4%. we'll be bullish for commodities. of course, the big jobs number at 8:30 tomorrow morning. so a lot for traders to watch. a lot of it, maria, coming overnight. >> bertha, thank you so much. bertha coombs this afternoon. matt lauer sat down for a one-on-one with rex tillerson, as consumers fear $5 a gallon gasoline. what would happen if prices threatened and it was because of conflict with iran, and if that were to become a reality. >> what we know is to respond is the strategic petroleum stocks, the spr in the u.s., strategic petroleum and stocks in europe, japan, and china has even begun to build strategic stocks. there would be an immediate volatility with the closing of the strait. strategic stocks would come into the market, and the price would begin to calm down. it might calm down at a higher level, but the vo
." >>> energy and metals holding on to gains this afternoon. investors will have three big events to focus on over the 16 hours, as a result of the greek debt swap deal. and important data from china ond inflation, reading below 4%. we'll be bullish for commodities. of course, the big jobs number at 8:30 tomorrow morning. so a lot for traders to watch. a lot of it, maria, coming overnight. >> bertha, thank you so much. bertha coombs this afternoon. matt lauer sat down for a...
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drink. >> the con very eggsal energy drinks are going to slow over time.ventional energy drinks are going to slow over time. functionality will be popular with consumers. >> goldman sachs removed monster from conviction buy list, shares are down anyhow. we don't believe the headlines will impact monster sales growth in the u.s., however, citi says sales are falling, quote exmonster isn't cheap. we think the fundamental case of strong and profitable growth has weakened considerably. marketing for these drinks continues on the same date monster news breaks. frs energy drink launches a sweepstakes involving pitchman tim tebow. guys, potentially awkward tebow time timing. sue? >> i think an understatement, ms. jane. thank you very much. >>> the dow is down more than 200 points on the trading session, right now down 216, but it was worse. you can blame the latest round of earnings. they are beating on the top line but missing on the revenue side. are investors being too sensitive about earnings? >>> in the next half hour, steve liesman sits down live with former fed chiefable greenspan w
drink. >> the con very eggsal energy drinks are going to slow over time.ventional energy drinks are going to slow over time. functionality will be popular with consumers. >> goldman sachs removed monster from conviction buy list, shares are down anyhow. we don't believe the headlines will impact monster sales growth in the u.s., however, citi says sales are falling, quote exmonster isn't cheap. we think the fundamental case of strong and profitable growth has weakened considerably....
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consumer staples, despite all the concerns around the energy drink space, monster energy stock up almost 16% this month. in the transports, parent company of american airlines, and as a special bonus to our friend herb greenberg, we note green mountain coffee roasters up 50.4% in november. >>> despite the growing belief also by many that no deal will be struck when the clock strikes midnight on december 31st around the fiscal cliff, jim paulson remains unafraid. he's keeping his 1,500 target on the s&p 500. he is the chief investment strategist at wells capital management and he joins us now from a disclosed location. this is a curse-free interview, jim. i just want to point that out. why do you remain so optimistic on equities? >> all i can think of are curse words now, you got me focused on it, brian. that's dangerous. i think the biggest thing when i look to next year, people think we'll grow around 2%. i think we'll grow closer to 3%. that difference to me could be a huge catalyst for risk assets in general, particularly stocks next year. i know people are i think overly focused on f
consumer staples, despite all the concerns around the energy drink space, monster energy stock up almost 16% this month. in the transports, parent company of american airlines, and as a special bonus to our friend herb greenberg, we note green mountain coffee roasters up 50.4% in november. >>> despite the growing belief also by many that no deal will be struck when the clock strikes midnight on december 31st around the fiscal cliff, jim paulson remains unafraid. he's keeping his 1,500...
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just getting word of ent energy news about refinery slowdowns. shell's motiva plant as well as the 233,000 barrels a day norco at reduced rates and don't know how reduced but suggest each right now cut back by 30% and looking at approximately 465,000 to 474,000 barrels a day cut back by 30%. 150,000 barrels a day offline. keep in mind, most of the biggest refineries in the united states are just north of new orleans between new orleans and baton rouge. >>> meantime, hurricane warnings for the northern gulf coast, including new orleans, biloxi and gulf shoerl shores and whe find scott cohn. scott? >> reporter: thanks, mandy. you talked about the reduced refineries outside of new orleans. add that 170,000 or so barrels a day to 1.4 million barrels already announced where they're just shutting down altogether. todd santos was talking about the winds and the potential power outages and that's where you start to get in to the risk as the storm comes on shore of potentially taking the refineriless offline. more about that in a moment. this storm and n
just getting word of ent energy news about refinery slowdowns. shell's motiva plant as well as the 233,000 barrels a day norco at reduced rates and don't know how reduced but suggest each right now cut back by 30% and looking at approximately 465,000 to 474,000 barrels a day cut back by 30%. 150,000 barrels a day offline. keep in mind, most of the biggest refineries in the united states are just north of new orleans between new orleans and baton rouge. >>> meantime, hurricane warnings...
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energy information administration reported a small decline in u.s. sock piles. crude settling up 1.1% today at $101.80 per barrel. we saw the dow narrowly posting its first triple-digit decline for the year. we're wondering whether today's blue chip sell-off are telling us that the latest market rally is running out of steam at this point. >> before we get to our next guest, i want to get to some breaking news with julia boorstin. what do they tell us? >> mandy, cbs reporting adjusted earnings of 57 cents per share. that's up from 46 cents in the year-ago quarter. analysts were expecting the company to report 53 cents per share. that's coming in higher than expected. now, revenue, on the other hand, cbs did report that revenue of $3.78 billion, lighter than expected. wall street was looking for $3.9 billion in revenue, which would have been flat for last year, saying revenue is down from a year ago. looking at the earnings release, the ceo talks about how it was a record year for cbs, and says that the revenue benefited from syndication revenue from cfi, as well
energy information administration reported a small decline in u.s. sock piles. crude settling up 1.1% today at $101.80 per barrel. we saw the dow narrowly posting its first triple-digit decline for the year. we're wondering whether today's blue chip sell-off are telling us that the latest market rally is running out of steam at this point. >> before we get to our next guest, i want to get to some breaking news with julia boorstin. what do they tell us? >> mandy, cbs reporting...
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do you feel the energy? i don't know if you can feel it at home, but -- >> let's just say we have real celebrities coming to ring the closing belling. >> there's a lot of anticipation for who is showing up. >> wheen while, the major average is heading lower here. a gain of about 1 point. >> nasdaq lower by five. food prices are spiking, will whole foods will forced to raise prices too? we'll talk to the co-ceo, next. >> and more on standard chartered. reaching that settlement over charges that it hid illegal deals with iran for ten years. somebody here is furious and wants to know why the united states government is settling with a bank that may have done business with terrorists. >>> first, before we go to break, the dividend, which company stock with earnings out tomorrow is under performing this year? the dividend pays off after the break. if you are one of the millions of men who have used androgel 1%, there's big news. presenting androgel 1.62%. both are used to treat men with low testosterone. androgel
do you feel the energy? i don't know if you can feel it at home, but -- >> let's just say we have real celebrities coming to ring the closing belling. >> there's a lot of anticipation for who is showing up. >> wheen while, the major average is heading lower here. a gain of about 1 point. >> nasdaq lower by five. food prices are spiking, will whole foods will forced to raise prices too? we'll talk to the co-ceo, next. >> and more on standard chartered. reaching that...
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coal stocks are up as peabody energy did well. freeport macmoran, down but a good report from freeport. >>> let's bring in our guest today, our special guest, rob capito, president, founder and director at blackrock, the world's largest asset manager with $3.5 trillion under management. we'll talk about the markets and retirement. rob, it's graek great to have you here on "power lunch." welcome back. >> sue, great to be with you. you're a real professional. >> aw, thanks. i appreciate that. well, let's talk about the professional that you are, the money manager that you are. is the beginning of save for retirement week which is something near and dear to both my heart and ty's heart because so many people in this country are not saving for retirement or are not putting enough risk in their portfolio. correct? >> well, there's a lot of savings that's sitting on the sideline and at today's interest rates, those savings are not going to last to retirement. so we need to come up with some good ideas and blackrock is taking the respons
coal stocks are up as peabody energy did well. freeport macmoran, down but a good report from freeport. >>> let's bring in our guest today, our special guest, rob capito, president, founder and director at blackrock, the world's largest asset manager with $3.5 trillion under management. we'll talk about the markets and retirement. rob, it's graek great to have you here on "power lunch." welcome back. >> sue, great to be with you. you're a real professional. >> aw,...
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chesapeake energy also down in negative territory. not really much more than the general market despite selling assets in oklahoma to exxon mobil for $590 million. we have breaking news right now. a bond auction with rick santelli. over to you. >> thank you, simon. 32 billion 3-year notes just hit the street. one issued market was trading 42.5 bid offered at 42. the ultimate yield after the auction, dutch auction, .427. so pretty much right where the wi was trading. if you look at the bid to cover, a very important metric, the bid to cover was 3.36. $3.36. chasing every dollar securitying available. that pretty much is the 1 10-auction average. a little light on directs at 7.8. we give this a "b" minus. it was pretty good demand. all within where it was trading. "b" minus on the auction. now to the nyse. >> just off session lows. the dow down about 165 points. all of the major s&p sectors are lower. industrial and consumer discretionary fairing the worst of the bunch. taking a look at commodity stocks, dollar is higher. gold and silve
chesapeake energy also down in negative territory. not really much more than the general market despite selling assets in oklahoma to exxon mobil for $590 million. we have breaking news right now. a bond auction with rick santelli. over to you. >> thank you, simon. 32 billion 3-year notes just hit the street. one issued market was trading 42.5 bid offered at 42. the ultimate yield after the auction, dutch auction, .427. so pretty much right where the wi was trading. if you look at the bid...
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finally, duke energy, a nice energy company, putting up a nice yield but you have to strip out the volatility somehow. that's the prudent way to approach it. >> duke energy's up 1.66% today. ty, back down to you. >>> zynga, one of the big stocks to watch today, the stock getting crushed. that's one way to put it, down another almost 7% at $2.44. the social gaming site amending its deal with facebook allowing facebook to develop its own games. check out zynga shares this year, down about 75%. julia boorstin with the details now. >> well, tyler, it may not be game over but zynga does have a tough road ahead as it adjusts to a new world without preferential treatment from facebook. here's the issue. now zynga cannot drag gamers from facebook to its own platform, zynga.com, which puts a real damper on their vision to make zynga.com the ultimate destination for social gaming. zynga claims these changes give its own platform much needed freedom. why is that? because zynga no longer needs to use facebook log-ins, show facebook ads or show facebook for payments. that last one is key. zynga.com no lon
finally, duke energy, a nice energy company, putting up a nice yield but you have to strip out the volatility somehow. that's the prudent way to approach it. >> duke energy's up 1.66% today. ty, back down to you. >>> zynga, one of the big stocks to watch today, the stock getting crushed. that's one way to put it, down another almost 7% at $2.44. the social gaming site amending its deal with facebook allowing facebook to develop its own games. check out zynga shares this year,...
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that means material stocks and energy stocks are all weaker. marathon with a disappointing earnings report. conoco, cabot oil to the downside. i'm worried about the effect chesapeake is having on the entire energy complex. it's not just what's going on with the ceo. the company's got very complex structures, a lot of stuff going on. they piled on a lot of debt. i'm worried it's starting to affect investors' willingness to invest in the energy sector in general. i'll keep an eye on that and let you know. four-year highs on the dow with this uncertain economic environment shows you people just don't know where to put money right now. even stocks as uncertain as they are at least represent some kind of potential return, mandy. >> bob pisani, thank you very much. the dow has had a heck of a run to new four-year highs this week. so what's your buy signal? and what are you buying? that is our twitter question today. you can send your thoughts in to streetsigns.cnbc. we'll reveal your answers later on in the show. in the meantime, we're just getting w
that means material stocks and energy stocks are all weaker. marathon with a disappointing earnings report. conoco, cabot oil to the downside. i'm worried about the effect chesapeake is having on the entire energy complex. it's not just what's going on with the ceo. the company's got very complex structures, a lot of stuff going on. they piled on a lot of debt. i'm worried it's starting to affect investors' willingness to invest in the energy sector in general. i'll keep an eye on that and let...
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what it will do is sort out winners from losers and allow investors to focus energy and money. the market wants to go higher at this point. >> dan, i'll tell you what market should go higher in all of this, u.s. treasury market, if spending goes down and tax grab from the taxpayers going up, ie, government revenue, shouldn't that boost u.s. treasuries? >> boost prices? >> why not? >> certainly to the extent austerity is more vicious -- >> and the dollar. >> than is currently modelled, that would be optimistic for treasury market and currency market. listen, at the end of the day, this whole idea of the fiscal cliff, they are going to figure this out and kick the can down the road and give themselves nine months or a year to figure this out. it's not going -- this is not going to stick. is just simply not. >> dan, here is the problem. if they wait until fourth of july to get this done -- how long is the can? call it mamp when they get a deal done. if you don't know what your tax rate is going to be for 2013 and you're waiting for congress to make a deal, you're not going to spen
what it will do is sort out winners from losers and allow investors to focus energy and money. the market wants to go higher at this point. >> dan, i'll tell you what market should go higher in all of this, u.s. treasury market, if spending goes down and tax grab from the taxpayers going up, ie, government revenue, shouldn't that boost u.s. treasuries? >> boost prices? >> why not? >> certainly to the extent austerity is more vicious -- >> and the dollar. >>...
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i'm worried about the influence chesapeake energy is having on the group as a whole. of course some of the problems are the company's own problems with the ceo, but investor confidence is fragile. if they figure this is too complex, we don't understand a lot of this stuff, let's just stay away from the group as a whole, you get influence here. put up the chart again because ever since oil hit a peak, and i'm referring to what sharon talking about on oil, back february, beginning of march, that's your green line, energy stocks have been dramatically underperforming the rest of the market and now that's accelerating in the last three days. >> down 3.3% today alone. to the nasdaq now and seema mody. hi, seema. >> start with retail. couple of the winners, whole foods hitting the ball out of the park. zumiez raising guidance. switch over to tech though. the best performing stock on the s&p tech index is teradata company reports wowing investors. >> thanks, seema. rick santelli is now at the cme with the latest on the bond market. and there's a lot of handicapping goipg on
i'm worried about the influence chesapeake energy is having on the group as a whole. of course some of the problems are the company's own problems with the ceo, but investor confidence is fragile. if they figure this is too complex, we don't understand a lot of this stuff, let's just stay away from the group as a whole, you get influence here. put up the chart again because ever since oil hit a peak, and i'm referring to what sharon talking about on oil, back february, beginning of march,...
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even the energy space. obama isn't known for his love of energy but i think everyone is starting to agree that a real economic boost for this nation could be a domestic energy policy and us being -- get tlag going with natural gas and more drilling here. energy's one of the favorite areas in the hodges small cap fund. >> then go fill up a cracker barrel. thank you both. >> small cap fund is up by 16% year to date. >>> we've been asking you on twitter -- now that the election is over, what's it going to take to get you interested in owning stocks again? here are some of your responses. clarity in the tax code. dividend stocks are likely to get a lot less attractive. >> business and stock ownership is still the best way to build growth in america. another said ask me again in four years. answer now is nothing. >> i still remain more worried about europe than the fiscal cliff. >>> on deck -- tax hike? yes, please. california voters say yeah to higher taxes. but are they also about ready to say yes to max exodu
even the energy space. obama isn't known for his love of energy but i think everyone is starting to agree that a real economic boost for this nation could be a domestic energy policy and us being -- get tlag going with natural gas and more drilling here. energy's one of the favorite areas in the hodges small cap fund. >> then go fill up a cracker barrel. thank you both. >> small cap fund is up by 16% year to date. >>> we've been asking you on twitter -- now that the...
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. >> southern energy has scrapped some plans. long-term -- these are 60-year facilities. long-term nat gas can't stay that long. >> okay. >> brian shactman, thank you very much. let's bring in the man behind this big news, ceo of southern company, thomas joining us now. tom, great to have you on. congratulations. i know this has been a multi-year process but it remains so you're going to be spending about $6.1 billion for your 47% or so of this plant. what's it going to mean for southern company that you're spending $6 billion. how much do you expect to recover over the life of that say 60 years? >> oh, we'll recover the costs. i think the real benefit goes to our customers in the southeast. we believe that the energy price coming out of these projects once they're in service in 2016, 2017, will be about 0.7 cents per kilowatt hour. so that's going to be very attractive, reliable, safe, clean energy. >> you know, too, brian shactman's point just a moment ago, tom, about conditions being more favorable back in 2008 as opposed to now for nuclear reactors, does it make more
. >> southern energy has scrapped some plans. long-term -- these are 60-year facilities. long-term nat gas can't stay that long. >> okay. >> brian shactman, thank you very much. let's bring in the man behind this big news, ceo of southern company, thomas joining us now. tom, great to have you on. congratulations. i know this has been a multi-year process but it remains so you're going to be spending about $6.1 billion for your 47% or so of this plant. what's it going to mean...
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again, you see it in agriculture, in energy,ç in manufacturing, in high tech. the strength is more broad-based and we're still the most productive workers in the world and you're seeing that start to come back as we heal from the financial crisis. >> the uk is in a recession is fueling a debate over whether austerity is in recovery. the wall street editorial had a page saying that germany had done the world a favor by rejecting advice by president obama and you to join the global spending party in 2009. why are they wrong? >> very good question. an important debate for the united states, too. germany did about the same level of actual stimulus we did in 2009. and they did if for the same reason we did, which is that the world was burning and we were facing a risk of a second-grade depression. we needed to do everything possible to get the economy out of free fall and their response was very similar to ours in that context. right now, if you, again, look at the challenges facing our economy, too, although it's important for everybody to recognize, we're going to
again, you see it in agriculture, in energy,ç in manufacturing, in high tech. the strength is more broad-based and we're still the most productive workers in the world and you're seeing that start to come back as we heal from the financial crisis. >> the uk is in a recession is fueling a debate over whether austerity is in recovery. the wall street editorial had a page saying that germany had done the world a favor by rejecting advice by president obama and you to join the global...
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[cheers and applause ] we should be expanding our investment in clean energy. [cheers and applause ] now, here's the other thing that the republicans will tell you, we've got to make all of these drastic cuts because our deficit is too high. our deficit is too high. it might have a shred of credibility to it if you didn't find out they wanted to spend $4.6 trillion on lower tax rates. i don't know how many of you are math majors, business majors, you can't pay down a deficit by taking in $4.6 trillion of less money. especially when you're denying that you're going to be making all of these cuts. it doesn't added a up. it doesn't make sense. and keep in mind, more than a trillion dollars of the tax cuts that they proposes going to people who make more than $250,000 a year. that is an average of at least $150,000 -- again, we're taking an average with the numbers that they gave us. that average is to at least $150,000 for every millionaire, billionaire in the country. each millionaire and billionaire on average would get $150,000. some folks would get a lot more.
[cheers and applause ] we should be expanding our investment in clean energy. [cheers and applause ] now, here's the other thing that the republicans will tell you, we've got to make all of these drastic cuts because our deficit is too high. our deficit is too high. it might have a shred of credibility to it if you didn't find out they wanted to spend $4.6 trillion on lower tax rates. i don't know how many of you are math majors, business majors, you can't pay down a deficit by taking in $4.6...
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take a look at the energy getting down to 4750. there was a huge move today in some of these coals and steels and at least that prevented me from cutting out of the positions i held for a while and assurance that these have more upside. >> you are certainly weighing on the market and the next guest said grease's woes are to germany's benefit and that could strengthen the euro. joining us now is the port noelio manager of two bonds rated number one by morning star and the leader short-term bond fund and the leader total return fund. a pleasure to have you with us. the silver lining is what? it helps germany in the end? >> our view of europe is really straight forward. you have to take a step back and look at it. the ecb's debt to gdp is only 85% different from the u.s. at 102 and with obama in charge headed for 104%. they have plenty of room to print money. germany wants to stall as long as they can and it driveways the euro down. germany is having roert exports. germany is running the show. so we think that fundamentally europe is
take a look at the energy getting down to 4750. there was a huge move today in some of these coals and steels and at least that prevented me from cutting out of the positions i held for a while and assurance that these have more upside. >> you are certainly weighing on the market and the next guest said grease's woes are to germany's benefit and that could strengthen the euro. joining us now is the port noelio manager of two bonds rated number one by morning star and the leader short-term...
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i think specifically, technology, health care, energy. you want to see whether or not gold stays below 1800. you also want to see that apple's getting a little heavy. can the nasdaq hang in there with apple looking a little heavy. got to focus on the cash flow, not the headlines. >> all right. we'll leave it there. 30 seconds. let me ask you, we've got a little extra time here. let me ask y'all, is a bad omen that the market lost so much of its momentum from the highs? so, at the best, the dow was up 161 points, obviously, certainly nowhere near that high with the gain of 70 points. do you think that indicates we will see selling at the opening tomorrow? what do you think? >> let me say i don't. i think what happened here, apple got heavy at the end of the day. it represents so much of a part of the index at this point. we didn't close negative, we lost a little bit of our steam. i think our markets are actually healthy. want to look at the advance decline line and the new lows, they look good. >> what do you think? any thoughts on that?
i think specifically, technology, health care, energy. you want to see whether or not gold stays below 1800. you also want to see that apple's getting a little heavy. can the nasdaq hang in there with apple looking a little heavy. got to focus on the cash flow, not the headlines. >> all right. we'll leave it there. 30 seconds. let me ask you, we've got a little extra time here. let me ask y'all, is a bad omen that the market lost so much of its momentum from the highs? so, at the best,...
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they in so many ways provide the energy, the muscle, if you will, to do many of these operations. they put themselves in harm's way. we thanked them very much. this storm is basically as expected thus far. we said it was going to be a lot of wind and rain. that's what they forecast and that's exactly what we've gotten and more. sandy's fury is still going to come this evening. originally it was supposed to be about 8:00. that has now been moved up and could be as early as 6:00. where we're we'll start to feel the full impact of high tide. that gives people a short window. people have not yet evacuated. they should have already, in my opinion, but that's a -- it's a very short window until we really feel the full impact of sandy's fury. this is probably the last warning that we're going to be able to give people about getting themselves to a safe place before that coastal surge really hits. of the national guard, the 1,000 that are going to be deployed today, the majority of those national guard will be deployed on long island. as the issue becomes more and more the coastal surge,
they in so many ways provide the energy, the muscle, if you will, to do many of these operations. they put themselves in harm's way. we thanked them very much. this storm is basically as expected thus far. we said it was going to be a lot of wind and rain. that's what they forecast and that's exactly what we've gotten and more. sandy's fury is still going to come this evening. originally it was supposed to be about 8:00. that has now been moved up and could be as early as 6:00. where we're...
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that's good for our country's energy security and our economy. looking for a better place to put your cash? here's one you may not have thought of: fidelity. now you don't have to go to a bank to get the things you want from a bank. like no-fee atms -- all over the world. free checkwriting and mobile deposits. now, depositing a check is as easy as taking a picture. free online bill payments. a highly acclaimed credit card with 2% cash back into your fidelity account. open a fidelity cash...
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expert on all things energy. dan, good to see you again. >> thank you. good morning. >> do you care to comment on what rick is doing and the possibility that this could ever be done on a broad scale? >> yes. i think that the change -- the sense of -- we have quite abundant natural gas and prices are low. although i don't assume that they are going to stay this low. particularly in fleets, particularly in long distance trucks, i'll tell you over the last year. >> at the time you recognize shale as an important contributor to energy supply. do you think it is getting its fair share of attention from the administration right now? >> i think there's been a change over the last year, year and a half. and i think you can see it in the president's state of the union address. it's created 600,000 jobs in the last few years and it's seeing now a fuel not only of our economy but of america being more competitive in the world economy. >> daniel, in terms of natural gas becoming more viable as an alternative to regular fossi
expert on all things energy. dan, good to see you again. >> thank you. good morning. >> do you care to comment on what rick is doing and the possibility that this could ever be done on a broad scale? >> yes. i think that the change -- the sense of -- we have quite abundant natural gas and prices are low. although i don't assume that they are going to stay this low. particularly in fleets, particularly in long distance trucks, i'll tell you over the last year. >> at the...
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we're an hour away from the energy close. we'll check out on just where wti closes back then. >> thank you so much, bertha. shares of walgreens ticking higher. up almost 1.5%. they've fallen 14% for the year. drugstore set to report second quarter results before the opening bell tomorrow. is walgreens a healthy investment for your portfolio now? joining us to get ahead of the numbers is andy wolf, senior analyst with bbnt markets. you like the stock at this point. >> i do. i think it's undervalued. a really good contrarian idea. depends on your trading horizon, but if it's longer than six months, because there is some uncertainty right now and we can get to their pbm express scripts no longer part they might be buying medco. we think the stock is a great longer term investment. >> does the health care before the supreme court act as an overhang to the stock as well, or does that add value to the sock in your opinion? >> that's not an overhang. you know, if that goes through and the supreme court upholds the law, then up to 30
we're an hour away from the energy close. we'll check out on just where wti closes back then. >> thank you so much, bertha. shares of walgreens ticking higher. up almost 1.5%. they've fallen 14% for the year. drugstore set to report second quarter results before the opening bell tomorrow. is walgreens a healthy investment for your portfolio now? joining us to get ahead of the numbers is andy wolf, senior analyst with bbnt markets. you like the stock at this point. >> i do. i think...